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Mujtahida:
Not in that match. Abeg una. Cos sometimes we just latch on the rep a player already has and pile it up on him. Apart from Mikel, only the two Moses actually opened up space in that cameroun game.

Truidstar:
Through his "selfishness" he earned us a penalty against Poland.

The victor moses i watch on tv no dey like cooperate. Reminds me of Jay Jay. Only difference is that Jay Jay plays to the gallery.

neezar:
seriously some guys here needs total brushing

if an igbo guy ain't in support of the biafra course...let's stop accusing the person falsely

Do u guys wanna tell me the business men at ladipo, mushin, idumota, tradefair and other igbo markets in lagos will just close up their investments to support a stuff that will move them back to square one??

Spot on.

Looking forward to mktinsight's take on anambra state development. Just saw him viewing this thread.

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on going erosion control sites in Anaocha, Njikoka

I have to hand it to William Maduabuchi Obiano in handling this erosion menace. One thing that separates him from his predecessors is that he doesn't wait for external help before swinging into action.

ANSMEDIA:
Fun city. Some pictures from Awka Amusement Park, Millennium City, Awka

Investnow are these people aware that their pics are uploaded online. Anyway today has been a day of enjoyment.

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deomelo:
I actually did not post that for ignorant, unintelligent, can't read and comprehend ipobs.

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OMANBALA1:
Against Cameroon Ighalo could have scored 2 goals if it wasn't for Victor Moses. Ighalo can score a lot of goals if the players around him can understand his style...If Ighalo blends with Nacho as a support striker it will prove deadly. Ighalo will never click with Victor Moses...He needs to be paired with Nacho or Iwobi ,players with more vision and less dribble.

True. Victor moses is the major obstacle. He is too selfish for my liking.

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deomelo:
Osun has the 2nd lowest unemployment rate in Nigeria

Osun state has the 2nd lowest poverty rate n Nigeria

Osun state has the 2nd best mystery level rate in Nigeria

Osun state has the 2nd best human capital index in Nigeria

Osun state is the most peaceful state in Nigeria

Osun records 113% improvement in WASSCE performance

Osun IGR scored 34% increase.

Now, how many states in Nigeria did over 100% in WAEC?

How many states in Nigeria grew their IGR by 34%


Bottom line, they have more and better quality infrastructures than nearly all the states in Nigeria

They have a fast growing econ0my to withstand and pay for any incurred debt even way before their maturity dates.


When you spend money wisely and promote aggressive infrastructural development, these are the kind of positive results you end up with.



Many of you are speak based on ignorance and you don't even have what it takes to lead and achieve sound results across the board like they did in Osun state.

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Lies.

Deomello, you better advise your sugar daddy to pay osun workers before he leaves office.

Good. This man dey give me joy.

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Hotfreeze:
See them falling over themselves to serve an Hausa man.

Those flatheaded miscreants are all greedy slaves begging to serve Hausas. The difference between Umahi and others is that while some are serving Buhari, others are serving Atiku, some are licking Makarfi's feet and more others are idolizing Dankwabo.

If they don't see an Hausa man to serve, they'll serve Wike from the SS. If Wike is busy, they worship Fayose.

They're all slaves in that potopoto side, it's in their blood.

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HtwoOw:
Who go pay 816k??

mumu

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Ganiyat72:
The op is well known to be a dead brained mofo since his sojourn in this forum. So countering him is a fruitless venture

Truth. I noticed that he is a yaba left escapee.

johnmartus:
nonsense which roads?

I know you are typing this rubbish from oshogbo idp camp.

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weyreypey:
It is easy for you to type such nonsense from abia forgotten forests

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kolawoleibukun2:
all these unqualified people nepotized into positions that they do not merit.

I blame Buhari and tinubu brown teeth for all of these.

Zuma has been charged with corruption but his statute in Imo state is free from any corruption.

Can a well meaning nigerian go and charge zuma's statute in imo state with the same corruption that his real self is facing in SA?

mbaka and all other pastors are burning down shrines and statutes. why is no pastor going to burn down Zuma and all those nonsense statutes that Okorocha erected in imo state?

igbos say that south south is biafra but at the heat of niger delta militancy, and fight for right to their oil, the igbos acted like they did not care. they will not accept to be called militants. but they want niger delta to fight with them to get biafra. and yet they refer to niger deltans as 'ndi' mba mmiri.

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Fayose is a blessing to ekiti people.

Where are buhari's dogs like yarimo and Co.

investnow2013:
How i wish Anambra state govt will see the goldmine Nnewi is and support it on areas of embedded power generation!. We don't need to wait for the highly ineffective and sectional federal govt to do this!.

True.

This thread is turning into a boxing arena.
cc Congo4ka.

Good.

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buhariguy:
That is what I have be telling the jobless evil idiotic pigs of Biafra that APC is now a party to envy with keen interest in the land of the rising sun.

APC has parallel Congress in almost all states because the people are not tired of buhari till 2023.

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justtoodark:
funny part is,the same people that fought democraticaly to keep nigeria toghether are trying today to divide nigeria.....

ironic....!!

they even put it in the nigerian constiution back then........

easterners are funny people....

did that cvck sucker lugard wrote the nigerian constitution....?

if not,who wrote it......

and bloody who signed it....!!!!.... ?

It is write not wrote. Sometimes these goats should learn to write in their languages or broken English rather than commiting blunders here and there.

kolawoleibukun2:
firstly, this is an abuse of the military. an insult to the Nigerian military. that the military would be called to a trivial case like this is abhorring. this is a chairman's case.

secondly, the reporter is biased. we do not know what happened really. some igbo men are known to display hostility toward northerners or other tribes who do not speak igbo. they feel superior to everyone and want to get the first seat and they insult people for no reason.

thirdly, this might chase many customers away. igbo men make a lot of cash from hausa customers.

everything is translated into tribe and racism. I do not see it happening here. the hausa man does not speak igbo and the mob might have scared him. if I were the one i would definitely do the same. because the people in that onitsha market act too wise and too aggressive.

i love the way they stood up against the military and this is a warning to other clients that the military does not have the ultimate power. they will surely try to solve the issues before it escalates.

but where is the chairman's presence all along? all customers should know who to report to when they face unfair treatment. the reason this case got to the chairman's office is that the military got involved. would the chairman have paid any attention had the military not come?

is there a hotline that customers can reach to report any challenge?

is the chairman's office at a visible range or central location that customers can easily reach?

the fact is that the chairman allows traders to sell fake good and write fake invoice. many people have fallen victims to onitsha marketers. they all know but they think that they are smarter than everyone else. when one is faced with a case like that only the military intervention is sure.

you can quote and insult me but the truth never changes.

the one that hausa man did is worthy of an announcement. but the crimes committed in onithsa market daily is called wisdom. the fake goods and fake drugs sold there to kill people. why is no one reporting it?

if you stand up to military provocation against one igbo man, what stops you from standing up against the thousands of innocent people dying from fake goods and fake drugs produced in onitsha market?
that is what honesty is all about i guess.

May God almighty grant sense to afonja skull miners.

ANSMEDIA:
Neonatal Resuscitation training ongoing at Obijackson Women and Children hospital by Prof Chiamaka Aneji. The best women and children hospital in Nigeria

I wish that the obi Jackson hospital prototype will be replicated throughout anambra.

investnow2013:
Ibeto Cement Move Company To USA.

Nigerian billionaire businessman, Mr Cletus Ibeto, is planning to expand his cement business, Ibeto Cement Company Limited, to the global market.
Ibeto Cement, which was pushed out of the Nigerian market by Dangote Cement, is planning to seal a $850 million financing deal with an American private equity firm, Milost Global Incorporated.
A statement issued on Thursday by Milost Global and obtained by Business Post revealed that Mr Ibeto has already executed a binding Milost Equity Subscription Agreement (MESA) with Milost Global for the $850 million deal.
It was gathered that the amount comprises $500 million in equity and $350 million in debt.
In addition, Ibeto, according to the statement, has started the process of going public a reverse merger in the United States as efforts to become a publicly traded company.
“On Friday May 25, the Nigerian Dollar Billionaire Chief Cletus Ibeto will personally consummate the acquisition of a publicly traded company the he will used to reverse the assets of his cement business in America, the final acquisition and definitive agreements have already been executed,” Milost Global said in the statement.
It was disclosed that the public listing will allow Ibeto Cement to raise enough capital in the US public markets outside the Milost financing as well and put the company in the forefront of the cement industry in Africa as Mr Ibeto plans to grow the company beyond west Africa through the acquisition of other profitable cement businesses outside Nigeria within the next 12 months, which would be done at the back for the development of the two new plants.
Commenting on the new development, Mr Ibeto said, “Our key strategic objective in the vast and extensive development of the cement business in Nigeria and the West African sub-region is to make cement affordable to all Nigerians and tiers of government in such a way that they should be able to develop modest homes for themselves and their families inclusive of road infrastructure.
“As far as I am concerned and with the knowledge I have and what I know in this business, the cement business is an investors’ haven especially in Nigeria and a much more profitable business than even crude oil where a lot of people think is the best place to invest.
“This probably explains why the few people in the business have deliberately created very strong barriers to entry into the industry for prospective investors.
“It is therefore my honest belief that this reverse merger will enable us to accomplish this objective. In the end and, in line with our strategic intent and objective, we are geared to be a world-class cement company in terms of quality, affordability, innovation, service, environment, safety, and corporate governance and also to be a part of building the country’s needed infrastructure all of which certainly guarantees good returns on investment for the stakeholders.”
On his part, the Senior Partner & CIO of Milost Global, Mr Solly S. Asibey, stated that, “International equity, coupled with the diversification of our investment portfolio is key to our strategy for growth in emerging markets. Excellence, innovation, unparalleled strategy, industry knowledge, favourable IRR and strong leadership epitomises the partnership between Milost and Chief Cletus Ibeto.
“This is a great investment opportunity for Milost, and the financial engineering behind the structuring of the transaction will catapult Ibeto Cement to exceptional heights.”
Also commenting, Managing Partner & CEO of Milost Global, Mr Kim Freeman, said that, “Ibeto Cement is an important investment for Milost in Nigeria and indeed Africa. We expect this transaction to provide a template for our other investments in Africa which will continue to enhance the value of the companies we invest in as well as value for our investors.”
Business Post gathered that the transaction was solely advised by Palewater Advisory Group.
Will This Brew Another Cement War in the Industry?
This news will likely start another round of cement war between old rivals; Ibeto Cement and Dangote Cement, which currently trades on the floor of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE).
However, one question observers will ask is if Ibeto can dislodge Dangote Cement from the cement business first in Nigeria and then in Africa?

Some animals from almajiri and afonja lands will not like this news.

fergie001:
That people support this......chai

Stay blessed.

I wish you the same.

fergie001:
Read my post again,this time slowly....

I have modified my earlier post. My apologies for including you among buhari's dogs.

ElsonMorali:
The guy no get shame. You can even come out to tell us that your brother was a drug smuggler?

Why don't these people have shame at all?

Throwback:
Does human life mean anything to drug lords, traffickers and peddlers?

Nkem Owoh has finally overcome his shame, and suddenly has the mouth to talk about a family scandal that was previously whispered.

[/quote]When will these buhari dogs ever acquire sense.

Hmmm

What a pity.

Chai.......